The river press., 1887-12-07

n lSulng F0C0lpGS W Uiooo
meet their dues. Quite number neg
lacted to come to time, and Treasurer MI
nar II now putting in all his time figuring
m tba ten per cent. addition to the taxes
that remain unpaid. A list OF the delln-
ouents viii appear in the RIVER PRESS
the early part Of next week.
We regret exceedingly that last evening,
in mentioning the names OF officers VINO
we're present to attend the wedding, we
inadvertently omitted that of our friend,
Lieut.. S. G. Robertson, of the First cav
airy from Fort Assinniboine. The lieut.
enant is one Of the RIVER Press old and
friends. and while we know that
an apology for this oversight is not nee
essary as far as he is concerned, we feel
that it is due to ourselves to render 1T.
The RIVER PRESS takes pleasure IN an
nouncing the marriage of Mr.. John f.
Ford. formerly of Sun River, M. T., to
Miss Helen Mercer, Of New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia. The happy event occurred
at the residence Of Mr.. W. I'll. Ford,
brother Of the groom, at Calgary, n. W.
T., on Tuesday, November 8th, 1887. MI.
Ford is now a resident Of and engaged in
business at Calgary. The RIVER PRESS
ioins with bis many friends in Choteau
county in extending congratulations, with
best wishes for long and happy matri
monial life.
Messrs. Il. j. Wackerlin 8 Co., OF this
city have made arrangements with the
Fort Benton Water company to put IN
all the supply pipes and do all the plumb
ing work that may be required IN the city.
The material for this purpose is already
on hand, and as soon as the pumps are
put to work and the mains tested, Messrs.
Wackerlin & Co. will be prepared to com
mence work. Until that time the mains
cannot be tapped. Parties wanting sup
ply pipes however, can in the meantime
have bitches leading to their houses dug
and be ready to avail themselves of the
water supply as soon as the works are
tested
From Fridays Daily.
All goods sold as advertised at A. Ma
than's.
Watch Nathan's advertisements for
cheap goods.
Coal stoves Of all kinds in stock at Ell, J.
Wackerlin & Co.'s.
Parties having property to sell can list
it with w. Ell. Todd.
A new stock Of shawls just received at
T. G. Power & Bros.
Stove pipe-all sizes every quality
Ell. J. Wackerlin & Co.'s.
Pianos and organs on easy instalments
| ct Jacksons music store.
Pianos from 1915 up. Organs from ST.
up at Jackson's music store.
A new stock of velvets and velveteens
all colors at r. c. Power & Bros.
Ladies and children's winter underwear
just received at T. G. Power & Bros.
/ New patent roofing paper-durable ane
cheap-just received by II. J. Wackerli1
& Co.
Violins, guitars, banjos, accordeons, etc
etc. at eastern prices at Jacksons musi
store.
Ladies and children's oloaks -ney
styles-just received at T. G. Power
Bros.
Something new-woolen waists for boy
price 81. Call and see them at Cans
Klein's.
First class unlaundried shirts, just re
ceived at I. G. Baker & Co.'s, only IS an
rs cents.
Granite Ironware of all kinds, ne1
patterns and best makes, at II. j. Wackel
lin & Co.'S.
The thermometer registered 290 belo'
zero at Fort Shaw on Thursday night c
last week.
Ladies and Misses cloaks and winte
wraps of all kinds just received at I. c
Bakers & Co.'S.
All parties indebted to A. Nathan wi
be expected to settle their accounts bt
fore January LIST.
Thirty-fve French worsted suits, 70
merly sold from S25 to $50, will be sold
$1S, at A. Nathan's.
One hundred pair of pants, formerl
sold from $5 to 50, to be sold from $3.50 I
$3.50, at A. Nathan's.
Several car loads of new and fresh Cal
ned fruits and vegetables, this years pac
: at I. G. Baker & Co.'s.
: Mr.. F. B. Gilmore, of Omaha, represen
ing Tier & Co., distillers and wholesa
liquor dealers, is in the city.
Stamped Tinware every article neede
: for kitchen or other service Just receive
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